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During his 30 plus years experience as an Attorney in California, Mr. Smith has handled nearly every kind of criminal case and is widely recognized by the Courts, Prosecutors and his peers as one of the area’s top Criminal Defense Attorneys. The overwhelming majority of Criminal Cases resolve through negotiation and plea bargaining. In fact, less than 3% of all criminal cases actually go on to Jury Trial, usually when the settlement offer from the prosecutor or the Court does not match the specific circumstance of the case. If you must go to trial, put Mr. Smith’s courtroom skills...

A graduate of Cornell University's School of Industrial & Labor Relations - one of the foremost labor relations schools in the world - and the University of Memphis' School of Law, Lance has devoted his work life to the law of the workplace. This has included single-handedly leading labor & employment law for 2 mid-sized international companies and leading and helping to lead labor & employment law functions for 2 of the world’s largest corporations.

Over the course of his legal career, one of Lance's focuses has been on traditional labor law. He has represented and advised management clients...

Professor Secunda joined the Marquette University Law School in the summer of 2008. Previous to that time, he taught six years at the University of Mississippi School of Law. He teaches employment discrimination, employee benefits, labor law, employment law, civil procedure, disability law, and seminars in special education law, global issues in employee benefits, and public employment law. Professor Secunda is the author of over three dozen books, treatises, articles, and shorter writings. His recent articles appear in the UCLA Law Review, Fordham Law Review, Hastings Law Review, Wisconsin Law Review, Colorado Law Review, and U.C. Davis Law Review, among other...